Monete anglosassoni in asta Noble (oggi)

[Vel Saties]

Auction 133  25-28 Jul 2023

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Lotto 2315

Anglo-Saxon, Transitional/Pre-Primary Phase, (c.665/70-670/5), base gold thrymsa (shilling), "Pada" type III (1) type 97, transitional to silver sceats, mint in Kent, (1.07 g), obv. Romanised bust to right, draped and double diademed, hair rendered by stiff parallel lines with fringe over forehead, wreath ties behind, VNC before, rev. plain cross in inner beaded circle, annulets in each angle, legend around with Runic PADA (moneyer), OANVSPANVM, (s.770, North 154, M82). Lightly toned, slight edge loss, otherwise nearly very fine and very rare.

Ex S.J.Green Collection. Previously Dix Noonan Webb Auction 142, lot 772. With tickets.

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lotto 2316

Early Anglo-Saxon Period, Frisian (Continental) silver sceatta, c.695-740 A.D., series E (tertiary phase) - variety B 'Frankener' type, (0.83 g), obv. quilled crescent coiled right enclosing three bars and a pellet, beaded outline above, rev. degenerate beaded standard enclosing central pellet in annulet, long cross right, pellets and angular symbol, tufas in margins, (S.790C, Metcalf 216-19, N 45, BMC 4). Sharply struck and toned, good very fine or better.

Ex S.J.Green Collection. Previously Spink Auction 22005, lot 14. The Tony Abramson Collection Part IV. From Keith Chapman, November 2005 (�156). With tickets.

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lotto 2317

Early Anglo-Saxon, (c.600-775), silver sceatta, Northern Frisia mint (probably Wijnaldum), (1.31 g), series D, type 8, obv. crude beaded standard enclosing right angles and central pellet-in-annulet, rev. central cross pommee, pellets in angles, around OHVV+, (S.793, N.50, Abramson 10.10)). Toned, good very fine.

Ex S.J.Green Collection. Previously Noble Numismatics Sale 114, lot 1738. With tickets.

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lotto 2318

Anglo-Saxon, silver sceatta, secondary phase, c.710-760 A.D., series G (type 3a), Northumbria mint, probably York, (0.83 g), obv. diademed and draped bust right, large almond eye, braided hair, cross pommee before within outer pelleted circle, rev. standard with central pellet-in-annulet, saltires in each angle, no pellets between them, pellets in margins, (S.800, N 43, BMC 3a). Toned, edge chip, very fine and scarce.

Ex S.J.Green Collection. Previously CNG Auction 394, lot 631. With ticket